Events in Baltimore This-weekend
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Events in Baltimore This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Baltimore offers an exciting lineup of events for music lovers, sports fans, and culture enthusiasts alike. On Saturday, September 19th, attendees can enjoy a diverse range of performances and activities. Music enthusiasts can experience the vibrant sounds of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presenting Steve Hackman's 'Taylor Swift's The Symphony Era' at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, or catch the energetic performance of The Budos Band at Union Craft Brewing. For comedy fans, Shuler King will be performing at the Baltimore Comedy Factory, with additional shows scheduled at 7:00 pm and 9:45 pm. Theater and cultural events include 'Maybe Happy Ending' at the Hippodrome Theatre and a captivating Candlelight concert featuring Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Art and light shows such as Candlelight's Neo-Soul Favorites are also on the schedule. Sports fans can look forward to thrilling games, including the Baltimore Orioles facing the Milwaukee Brewers at Oriole Park At Camden Yards on Saturday at 4:05 pm and again on Sunday at 7:20 pm. Football fans can cheer on the Baltimore Ravens as they host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, with tailgate parties and parking lots bustling with activity starting early in the day, culminating in the game at 1:00 pm at M&T Bank Stadium. For those seeking a lively nightlife experience, Sickick will perform at Liv's Tavern, and Trap Karaoke will be hosted at Nevermore Hall, both on Saturday evening. With top venues like M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and the Baltimore Soundstage, this weekend promises something for everyone, blending sports, music, comedy, and cultural events to enjoy in the city of Baltimore.